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Your Weekly Industry News Roundup
Catch up on this week's top industry headlines, from airport expansion projects to tourism growth, meetings at sea and big changes in TSA airport security.
More Airports Consider Private Security in Place of TSA Agents
More U.S. airports are exploring private passenger screening, a move supporters say could improve flexibility while critics raise concerns about aviation security and workforce impacts.
[UPDATE] Senate Approves Funding for TSA
The Senate approved funding for TSA agents early Friday; the measure will go to the House before final approval.
Airport Chaos Grows: TSA Staffing Shortages and ICE Deployment
Airport delays are mounting across the U.S. as TSA staffing shortages have caused long lines and wait times, alongside the deployment of ICE agents at select airports.
Industry News Update: The Biggest Stories This Week
Another week of high-impact news is shaping the industry. From government shutdown delays to Middle East conflicts, global events are reshaping how the industry responds.
Global Entry Reopens Amid Government Shutdown
Global Entry has resumed operations after being suspended for nearly 17 days during the ongoing partial government shutdown affecting the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Long TSA Lines Reported at U.S. Airports as Shutdown Impacts Staffing
Long TSA lines are emerging at major U.S. airports as the DHS shutdown creates staffing shortages just as spring break travel begins to ramp up.
This Week’s Headlines: Just a Click Away
This was the week that: Hotels and airlines made news, Trump considered more country bans and the REAL ID got serious.
TSA Sets $45 Penalty for Non-REAL ID Travelers Beginning Feb. 1
TSA has announced that air travelers not carrying a REAL ID will be charged $45 starting in February of 2026.
Govt. Says U.S. Aviation Will Shut Down if Danger Rises
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Monday the administration would shutter U.S. aviation if the shutdown makes flying too risky.
Transportation Secretary Warns Shutdown Could Cause More Flight Delays
More flight delays could be on the way as the government shutdown drags on, nearing its 4th week of nationwide disruptions.
Exclusive: ECA’s Tommy Goodwin on the Government Shutdown
The Exhibition and Conferences Alliance’s Tommy Goodwin explains the potential fallout of the government shutdown for the industry.
Missed the Headlines? Check Out Our Weekly Roundup of Industry News
Miss this week’s travel headlines? Catch up here—from new TSA fire-safety restrictions to Southwest’s updated policy for plus-size flyers.
New TSA Restrictions Target Lithium Batteries and Curling Irons
TSA updates travel rules to curb fire risks from lithium batteries and overheating devices in cargo holds.
